LightFinger vs OsiMIDI Consoles Remote

For use with Eos® lighting consoles. Use any moving light in your rig as a followspot! Sometimes it’s just not possible to have a dedicated followspot for your show, but you might well have moving lights in your rig which are more than up to the job.  It’s possible to follow a performer onstage using multiple cues and timings in the cue stack , but that doesn’t allow for any flexibility in performance, or for the rare occasions a performer makes a mistake! It’s often not feasible for the lighting operator to manually track performers with moving lights using the console, either as they are too busy running the show, or their line of sight to the stage is not great. The Eos® software, superb as it is, might not be ideally suited to the live operation of moving lights as manual followspots. Enter LightFinger… select the channel you want to control and your screen accurately maps the moving light on stage to the screen. You can control intensity and beam position with the app or simultaneously through the console. For show safety, Eos® can enable and disable control of LightFinger, and select the correct channel to be used. Use with a wifi connection, or (for greater peace of mind) ethernet, with an appropriate connector.

Unofficial remote control for Avolites Titan lighting consoles and T2/T3 USB interfaces using the Web API. Supports all Web API versions from v12.x through v19.x (inclusive), including every intermediate version. Communication between the app and the consoles is carried out using the Web API that Avolites makes available to programmers for application development. This app allows you to control the following functions of Avolites consoles: • Attribute wheels. Allows you to modify the various attributes of the selected fixtures. • Record palettes and cues. It is possible to create and merge palettes and cues. • Record the location state of the fixtures. • Move, copy, rename and delete faders and buttons from the workspace windows. • Patch view (API >= 14). • Faders. It allows you to control the main faders, as well as the virtual faders and static playbacks. The title of each of the faders is displayed. • Fader’s swop, flash, stop and go buttons. • Fader pagination. It allows you to raise or lower the fader page or jump to a specific page. • Buttons in the workspace windows: Groups, Fixtures, Positions, Colours, Beams, Playbacks and Macros. Images and texts of buttons are automatically downloaded, and the status of the selections is always displayed. If there are buttons on more than one page, tabs are displayed to allow you to switch pages. • Macro execution. Web API only allows the execution of certain macros, specifically those that do not include the pressing of buttons on the user interface. • Connected playback control. It allows you to connect to a playback and control it, as well as view the list of cues and the cue currently running. • Programmer's keyboard. • Automatic refresh of the show. If the show is modified in the console, or a new show is loaded, the application displays the changes automatically. Requirements • Titan console/software with Web API enabled (v12.x - v19.x). • Device on the same network as the console/interface. Legal notice Not affiliated with or endorsed by Avolites. Avolites and Titan are trademarks of Avolites Ltd.